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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herremann the Wise" data-source="post: 5330965" data-attributes="member: 11300">VERY VERY MUCH THIS!!!In previous discussions here on EN World about which adventures from 3.5 will be remembered as classics, The Whispering Cairn rated the highest and with very good reason. It is just that much fun to run and play. Great storyline, fantastic NPCs to run, perhaps the best low level dungeon of ANY edition, and just so many things that will get a DM excited to run it. It could be construed as jumping in the deep end but if your 10yo has been playing for a while, this is just a further challenge that he will relish.It should be noted that this is part one of the 12-module Age of Worms adventure path although the tie-in between the first and latter modules is not necessary. If your son wishes to, he can get heaps of advice here on EN World on running it (a lot of people including myself have run this and would be more than happy to help out). However, if he goes over to the Paizo website, there is an entire forum just for the Age of Worms and there is a metric ton of threads about the Whispering Cairn and how to get the most out of it, tips, suggestions and possible pitfalls [The Whispering Cairn can be a little tough on PCs]. The level of support is fantastic.In short, while somewhat advanced, I could not think of a better introduction to DMing than the Whispering Cairn for an enthusiatic young DM.Best RegardsHerremann the Wise</blockquote>